Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-19

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10. 1887.
The ear Vas lscksd a. Msmphis, bot
kns men mesa hsVe entered 20 their
horrible fate thrsagh TIE uindsw IN the
end which could have been opensd
kr5m the outside.
01eer esseramena Buslneas.
WasnIKarox, Jan. Is --Sesond Dunp
tfx ilsr AAynlrd has allowed the claim
Of ieRatnss Of Walter Ter Waitl Gray
sou, Geek Iadian. for g.. 900 for
moEsey proved 10 hsvs been stolen from
him IN November. lS7S. ghile Z resident
sf Indian ferrisoFy. 0y three white
msn. Wm. d. Wilder. Jas. Reed and
oas Barns, alias Nyran Dixon. The
robbers ased thrests, feroa and violence
70 obtain knowiedge aud possession Of
the Stolen no1sy.
Caanss Comply.
A letter Vas recently received At fhe
Treasury Departments from 4. @. Head.
Pre- ident Of the Iuseruatioual Ranre
ASSOCIATION, sskinR that an order De-
issued prohibiting the importing Of
cattle into the United States from all
eoantries where contagious diseases
exist The Secretary has informed him
70 reply thai uader existing deparkment
rs2ulatians the iuf5oFtation Of meat
cattle from all fereiqn countries excet 1
Canada is only permitted under strict
/ Quarantine. He says further "T.sie
careful Investigations made By this de-
1 paftmenk thFough the Department Of
State show oanelnsiveiy that no infec
tious cattle diseases now exist in Can
ada. and recent advises received from
The Commissioners Of Agriculture, Who
under l1W has charge Of quarantine
matters. are to the effect that no conla-
Ki01s diseases have been iasrodnced
into this country froga other foreign
countries. In view Of these facts the
department must decliae ~ this tine 70
enforce the prohibition reqaested in
| your letter"
New BulA
The following were introduced in |
Congress today: By Senator AlIisoa, 10 |
authorize the construction Of q bridge |
across the Missouri river At Sionx City, /
los q, By the ChiesCo, IS. Paul, Mime |
apolis and Omaha Railroad Company.
By Senator Waiiham, authorizing the
Secretary OF the Treasury to cause the /
removal Of the National qaaranfins
statian now located on Ship Island, ia
the Calf Of Mexico, 20 some other island
IN the Golf. or such place In the Missis-
sippi delta as may be designated By q
Board appointed for the purpose, and
appropriatinR $a5. 600 for the establish
msnt Of the necessary buildings and ap-
pliapoes at the new station. By Sena-
tor Plumb. 10 grant the right OF way
through Indian Territory, to the Chioa-
90. For; Scott and Texas Railsay Com
pany. By Delegate Vosshees, ef WASH
of ell railroad property in Washington
Territory, including ths right Of way Of
the Northern Pasific X siiroad Company.
AGAlnst the Northern Paciac.
WAsHneroE. Jan. I7.--In the case Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
against George RiddleF. involving land
10 section IL, township 3, range east,
Walls Walla land district. the Sscreta-
~ o. the Interior has decided that
while the tract vas within the VITA
draval limits on the map Of the gen.
eral route OF the Northern Pacific Rail
road. il was not in the allotmsnt on the
pl4t Of definite location, aud the road
has no claim to the land in any way.
The Massachusetts senatorshfp.
BosToS. Jan. lS.-Both branches Of
the Legislature met this afternoon in
individu4l session TO ballot for Uoited
stat Senator. Ga the frst ballot the
senate stood: II. l.. Dawes IL. ]. d.
Long IL, II. A. Collins II and q. ID. Rob-
fnssn 2. Tue Senate then sdi Surned.
The first ballot in the Hoase vas as fol
lows: Whole nnmber Of votes cast, 23t;
necessary for q choice, lis; Dawes 6.
Long A, Collins so. Robinson Al. John
Il Russell l. The House then adj Iurned.
sixty-six Degrees Colder than seattle.
ST. PAUL. Jan. ls The signal oficer
reports that st o'clock the mercury
reached the lowest point this winter, II
marking Sc degrees below zero.
Riendfsh Parents.
PEKN, III Jan. ls.--Gottleib Soneti,
OF Irempnt. oame to town today aud
placed himself in the keepinQ OF the
Sheriff of the county. Soneti said his
we're preparing to lynch him
and his wife. I ey are aosuss Of
treating their 1U-year old boy in the
most heaFtlesa aud cEael manner, such |
aa burning him upon the stove. tying
him ts the h0or and leaving him in that
position till his feet we're frozen, and At
times whipping him nearly to death for
some tridinR offense. Complaint was
made against the father. and he was
taken to jail to await the action Of the
Grand JaFy. The mother Is said 10 be
more cruel in her treatment Of the boy
than the father. The boy is % bad y
burned where his parents had him over
the stove thst the flesh drops od when
the bandaees aFs removed. Physicians
say that bis injuries are probably fatal.
A Preeieas Metal Cemmlsslen.
WAanIN0ron, Jan. 1.-THE following
named gentlemen have been desiRnatea
among others as c0mmis aioueFs 10 test
and examine the weight and oneness Of
coins received Of the several mints dur
ing the year 1881; Isham q. Harris. Of
the United STATES Senate; Il. p. Bland.
Of the House Of Representatives; Il. Z
Bnriingame, Of Denver; William L.
Dudley, Of Cincinnati; George T. East
wIeb. OF New OrleanA; +. n. Holbrook. |
of FL Paso, Texas; Louis Janin, Of San
Francisco, and n. +. Winohell. Of Min
nsapolis.
Treasury Deneieney.
The Secretary Of the Treasury today
transmitted 70 Congress estimates for
the deficiency IN the appropriation fer
the maintenance Of the Government for
the fiscal yeaF 1897. and prior years, az
grseatina e5.z79.99s. II
Determined On MeF own Rufa.
CBIcAoo, Jan. 16.-Misa Van Zandt,
the young woman announced 20 marry
the cor demned anarchist. Spies. took
out marriage license today.
the Indiana PsIftfeal Clash.
IxDIAxAPoLls. Jan. 18.--ln the senate
this morning no further action Was
taken IN the matter Of unssstipR mem
beFa. In the Hoa.s, Gardner tRepubli- |
can) introduced 9 preamble and rssOln-
ton recitinR ths facts as 20 the electien
Of Lieutenant Governor Robertson, aud
declaring that the House would Fecoa-